Words the Bible translates as mire
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 6 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- ḥomerחֹמֶרclay: the soft, wet earth that is shaped by a potter, packed as mortar, or trodden as mire
+2 more meanings
- a heap: a piled-up mass of things gathered together
- a homer: the largest standard dry measure in ancient Israel, roughly ten times an ephah
- titטִיטmud: wet earth soft enough to sink into or to knead, from the sludge at the bottom of a pit to the clay a potter treads
- borborosβόρβοροςmirenot studied yet
- yavenיָוֵןmirenot studied yet
- botsבֹּץmirenot studied yet
- repheshרֶפֶשׁmirenot studied yet
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